Help Us
Donate to us!
We need funds! Vets bills, food, vegetables, hay, toys, medication…the list goes on and on and that’s without the larger items such as new sheds, flooring, hutches, carriers etc. If you are able to help us continue our work, then please donate whatever you feel able to. Your money goes directly to helping the animals in our care. Ways to donate:
By paypal:
Send us a cheque:
payable to Green Fields Rescue
By Online Bank Transfer:
If you bank on line, make a quick and easy secure online money transfer straight to the Green Fields account. Drop us an e-mail with “request online bank transfer” in the subject line and we will get right back to you with the details. Obviously we don’t want to publish the bank account details here for just anyone to see!!
We always need:
HELP! With cleaning out and general care. If you have some time to spare we will keep you in all the tea you can drink and all the bunny hugs you can handle!
Newspapers, preferably ones with no staples in (please leave these on the door step anytime you like)
Good quality hay and straw
Vegetables!! If you are able to just add a few extra when you go shopping we have some very efficient veggie eaters here who would be more than grateful!
Other ways to help our cause
Don’t buy your animals, their feed, toys or anything else from Petsmart, Pets at Home or any other pet shop or breeder who trade in or profit from the sale of live animals (even if they don’t do so at that particular branch)
Spread the word that we are here to anyone who tells you they are thinking of getting rabbits or guinea pigs. If they aren’t in this area get them to look at www.rabbitrehome.org.uk or www.guineapigrehome.org.uk for more information
Get wise about which household products and companies support animal testing (for which so many rabbits and guinea pigs are still bred) by looking on www.naturewatch.org.uk and buying this shopping guide for just £2.50:
Think you shop cruelty-free? Think again!
The majority of shoppers are still unaware that our shelves are packed with products whose ingredients have been tested outside the UK. Consumer demand for new and improved ingredients drive the demand for animal testing in cosmetics and household products. Be part of the solution and not the problem - use the Compassionate Shopping Guide!
